Envoy is the default API gateway
Self-hosted Supabase now uses Envoy as the default API gateway instead of the previous implementation, improving performance and reliability for self-hosted deployments.
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Self-hosted Supabase now uses Envoy as the default API gateway instead of the previous implementation, improving performance and reliability for self-hosted deployments.
Supabase released several new features and products in August: Pipelines (CDC service for streaming Postgres to BigQuery), Sign in with ChatGPT (beta), Unified Logs (open beta), Grafana Cloud integration, Supabase Evals (open source AI benchmark), and CipherStash integration for field-level encryption. Also includes updates to Edge Functions observability and various API migrations.
Supabase self-hosted v0.7.2 includes reliability improvements and performance fixes for update.sh to enhance deployment stability and speed.
Adds an update.sh script to enable in-place updates for self-hosted Supabase installations, simplifying the process of upgrading to new versions.
Supabase released multiple integrations and features in July, including OpenCode agent integration, TanStack DB syncing, MongoDB foreign data wrapper support, LISTEN/NOTIFY across pooled connections, and binary payload support for Realtime Broadcast. Several product defaults changed and new features like Audit Log Drains and Connect environment variable copying became available.
Multiple breaking changes to the API gateway in v0.7.0 including restricted access to the Data API OpenAPI spec, updated API_EXTERNAL_URL path structure with /auth/v1 requirements, and changes to default PGRST_DB_SCHEMAS that drops the protected storage schema. Existing deployments will require configuration updates to accommodate these changes.
Supabase self-hosted deployments now default to Postgres 17, providing the latest database features and improvements to users running on-premises.
A security fix has been applied to Realtime routes in the self-hosted version of Supabase. This addresses a vulnerability in the Realtime module.
Self-hosted Supabase now uses Postgres 15 as the baseline version. This upgrade brings the latest PostgreSQL features and improvements to self-hosted deployments.
Supabase released custom OAuth/OIDC providers, ISO 27001 certification, and a new @supabase/server SDK. Major updates include Data API schema exposure controls, Stripe Sync Engine moving to Stripe, and branching without Git becoming the default. Multiple improvements to Wrappers, Terraform Provider, and changelog features shipped this month.
Supabase released Multigres Operator as open source with enterprise Kubernetes features, expanded GitHub integration to all plan tiers for CI/CD migrations, joined Stripe Projects for unified service provisioning, added SSH documentation access, launched a security newsletter, and shipped multiple studio improvements including AI-assisted fixes and schema visualization enhancements.
Supabase released multiple updates in March 2026 including log drains on Pro tier, a 14.8x performance improvement to object listing in Storage, docs export to Markdown, Edge Functions dashboard for self-hosted deployments, and the faster Multigres Postgres parser. New features include AI-powered table filters, SQL snippet saving, and queue table operations in the Table Editor.
Supabase released PrivateLink for AWS, added Claude integration, enabled Postgres querying for Ethereum data, introduced Edge Functions drag-and-drop uploads, and added database query performance optimization assistance. Key action item: pg_graphql will be disabled by default on new projects mid-February.
Monthly roundup of Supabase improvements including Stripe Sync Engine dashboard integration, enhanced Metrics API documentation, Index Advisor in Table Editor, PostgREST v14 upgrade, Python type generation in CLI, and new quick starts for popular frameworks.
Monthly update featuring multiple new products and features including Supabase ETL for data replication, Analytics Buckets and Vector Buckets for specialized storage, iceberg-js JavaScript client, white-label Platform offering, expanded Auth email templates, identity provider capabilities, Amazon Kiro IDE integration, and AWS Marketplace availability.
Supabase released project-scoped roles for Team plans, MCP Server support for VS Code and Edge Functions, Infinite Query and Social Auth blocks in the UI Library, and published a new SOC 2 compliance report with comprehensive security documentation.
Supabase announced multiple new features during Launch Week including an official MCP Server for AI tool integration, a new UI Library with pre-built React components, Studio improvements with tabs and custom reports, Edge Functions dashboard deployment, Realtime broadcast from database, and Postgres Language Server with SQL tooling. Additional releases include Clerk auth integration, Deno 2.1 support, automated embeddings, geo-aware API routing, and dedicated poolers for Pro plan users.
Supabase added multiple ways to deploy Edge Functions (dashboard, CLI, API), introduced MCP integration for AI tools, reduced pricing for third-party auth providers, expanded Postgres capabilities with pgRouting and new FDWs for HubSpot and Notion, and published improved billing documentation.
Monthly roundup featuring third-party Firebase auth now GA, improved error visibility in log charts, enhanced JSON type inference in supabase-js, type validation for query filters, AI assistance for Edge Functions, and multiple product updates including storage limits, billing top-ups, disk autoscaling controls, and SQL Editor improvements.
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